Sales Deals of the Week: NYC Luxury Condo Developer’s Dream Dies
The top investment sales from April 15 to April 19
By The Editors April 19, 2024 6:00 am
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Take your sunglasses off for this week’s deal sheet. A distressed development site near Manhattan’s High Line sold for $87.4 million, leaving the seller, Casco Development, drowning in debt. And a Miami Beach office building known as The Lincoln changed hands for at a discount two years after a deal that would have valued it $30 million higher fell through. Plus, a new owner-occupier has joined the chat, but it’s not a conspiracy.
| Amount | Address | Buyer | Seller | Brokers | Asset |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $87.4 million | 540 West 21st Street; Manhattan | Legion Investment Group | Casco Development | N/A | Development site |
| $62.5 million | 1691 Michigan Avenue; Miami Beach, Fla. | Black Lion | Clarion Partners | Newmark’s Jeremy Hakala, Clay Sidner and Brandon Shores represented Black Lion. CBRE’s Christian Lee and Sean Kelly represented Clarion. | Office |
| $31 million | 129 West 29th Street; Manhattan | New Tang Dynasty | Samson Management | N/A | Office |
| $12.4 million | 3047 Biscayne Boulevard; Edgewater, Fla. | Grupo Frali | 3-H Group | APEX Capital Realty’s Francisco Rodriguez and Ovy Anghel | Development site |
Sales Deals of the Week reflect deals closed or announced from April 15 to April 19. Information on sales can be sent to editorial@commercialobserver.com.
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